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Jonathan on our last date on November 20th 2023. Sushi in San Francisco
Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Vinny visiting Uncle Jon at Holy Trinity. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon Kirby taking Bordeaux out on an adventure for the day. He bought her a new ball, and when Natalie said he didn't have to do that, he said "everyone who spends the day with Uncle Jon gets a toy." Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon and David building flowerbeds in Carrie and David's backyard. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon's 29th birthday celebration, at Pinstripes bowling in Washington, DC. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon and Brian at a Red Sox game on Father's Day 2023. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon, Madeline, and Celeste at Sequoia National Park during their cross country road trip in August 2023. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Jon and Madeline at Arches National Park. Jon painted the Delicate Arch as a youth artist, and literally ran with excitement to go see it. August 2023. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Halloween 2023, sitting on Thomas and Natalie's porch handing out candy to the local kids. Submitted by Madeline Belknap
Building sandcastles in Stone Harbor, NJ. Submitted by David Reilly
Jonathan working with a student at Imagination Stage. Submitted by Nikki Kaplan.
Jon was always a constant during my undergrad. His constant positivity and beautiful music were something I looked up to. When we graduated, I began a cabaret series at Epicure cafe in Fairfax. I needed an accompanist and for the very first one, I asked Jonathan to accompany. He was so excellent, and even stepped in as a MD to teach us all a last minute group number (I think it was Seasons of Love). The photo attached is from that very first performance and I will be forever grateful for his amazing artistry and calming presence. Submitted by Lizzy Pasta
Just a mere few photo memories capturing the love and light Jon Kirby brought to our family and those he touched deeply. Not only was he a tremendous force and talent in his own music and performance path, he was a true supported of others journey's and the Arts as a whole. His impact will live forever and never be forgotten. Submitted by the Dolan Family
Submitted by the Dolan Family
Submitted by the Dolan Family
Submitted by the Dolan Family
Submitted by the Dolan Family
Sweetest memory of the Kirby cousins (before Ellie), Jon is on the left being Jon, Carrie doesn’t look amused. Miss you so much. Submitted by Pat Kirby
This is a tough one: this was right as Jon and Maddy left for California and the last time that Vinny and I saw him and hugged him and wished him luck! We love you, Uncle Jon! Submitted by Krissy Pierno
Engagement Brunch in Old Town Alexandria, this was a fun celebration and the families came together to celebrate ❤️ Submitted by Krissy Pierno
Submitted by Melodie Kirby
Submitted by Melodie Kirby
Submitted by Melodie Kirby
Submitted by Melodie Kirby
Jon, James, Tyler, and I after a performance at Imagination Stage. The one with the pi(e). He spent the entire school year making sure each child’s voice and idea was heard through the music he wrote for them. I learned more from Jon about passion, patience, and hard work than any degree ever taught me. Submitted by Haviland Atha-Simonton
Brendan, Jon L, myself, and Kirby all went golfing early in the morning. Brendan didn’t feel well so he left before the picture could be taken. We decided to poorly photoshop Brendan in the background to complete the photo. Submitted by Josh LeBlanc
Jon, Madeline, Natalie and me (my mom taking the picture) at Busboys and Poets, the first time I met Jon Submitted by Debbie Belknap
Uncle Dumptruck doing his thing! Submitted by Krissy Pierno
Bridal shower vibes 🫶🏼 Worth every second of that drive! Submitted by Krissy Pierno